02:00 AM Sunday, November 19, 2023
Dalia Buhairi
Books – Marwan Al-Tayeb:
Actress Dalia Al-Behairi expressed her happiness with the impact of the boycott on major international brands due to the Zionist entity’s continued bombing of the Gaza Strip and the martyrdom of thousands of civilians.
“Dalia” published a picture on her official account on “Instagram” that included the sentence, “Palestine was and will remain,” and commented on it: “I am really very happy… Every time I pass in front of famous brands and find them, they feel happy with this feeling of victory, and I am very happy with my daughter and her friends who stayed.” Aware and understanding, when I spoke to Kimmy yesterday, she was with her friends, and I found her responding to me while singing, “My blood is Palestinian,” as anyone who listens to Taylor Swift, imagine.
She continued: “Thank you, Gaza, and those who are upset and annoyed by my posts about Gaza and Palestine, there is something called take a break so that I don’t disturb your peace of life in La La Land, and you can make a nice non-friendship as well. This is Tel Aviv itself, believer. There are demonstrations against what is happening in Gaza. “In addition to the demonstrations in all the capitals of the world, the Americans themselves are boycotting all these famous brands and many other products that are originally American made.”
She explained: “They are boycotting their country’s products because they are loyal to the Zionist entity, because they are loyal to inhumanity. My posts bother you so much, don’t see them because, in short, everyone is free. These are choices in life. I have friends who are not boycotting or convinced of the boycott. I am not upset with them or judge them because in their conscience they see that this is the case.” It will harm the country’s economy. Everyone is free. I will continue to share, write, and support my country’s products. I will continue to boycott the pro-products and liberate myself and my conscience. We will not always say the solution is to encourage the Egyptian product.”
She added: “It came to the point of tampering. Let’s encourage the Egyptian producer who is truly able to compete strongly. No one outbids anyone. These are the capabilities of every free person.”
It is noteworthy that Dalia El-Behairy’s latest works are the play “My Lady Anna” and the movie “Children of Karim’s Harem,” which were shown during the film season last summer and achieved great success with the audience.
